Michigan News Highlights From Lansing To Olivet
Bellevue rural mail service declines with retirement of 32 year veteran Charles Dolph. Lenawee Savings Bank declares a 15 percent dividend totaling $102,350 for depositors since reopening two years ago. Olivet College reunion marks the 1880 class fifty-fifth anniversary with five attendees, only one woman. Michigan licensing urged for private detective agencies amid 1927 law enforcement note. first prosecution in Detroit this year. Three Michigan Navy lieutenants advance to lieutenant commander as vacancies appear. Statewide judges and law enforcement heads to discuss 138 crime bills at a Michigan Crime Commission backed conference. A Moscow Township mason’s trowel from 1873 capitol building work shines as a valued keepsake. Gasoline tax up, boosting Michigan’s share of Federal highway funds by about $1,000,000 over 1934.
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Adrian
Lenawee County Savings Bank
Olivet
Olivet Collepte
Lansing
Department of State
Michigan
Department
Detroit
Navy
Roosevelt
C. S. Isging
Traverse City
R Hudson
Big Rapids
G. B
B. F. McLouth
Moscow Township
Murray D. van Wagoner
Milk as a near perfect food and safe dairying practices
A health unit outlines why milk is an excellent and concentrated food rich in energy protein and calcium. It explains pasteurization, proper dairy handling, and strict state regulations to ensure milk safety, with inspectors enforcing compliance and public demand for high quality milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Columbia University
United States Public Health Service
United States
Zenobia Chapter O E S Notice of September Meeting
Notice states there will be no regular meeting of Zenobia Chapter O E S until the first Thursday in September. Secretary Mabel Horton signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
O. EH. S
Mabel Horton
Maccabee Meeting Notice for June 29 to July Bth
Message directs Maccabee members to attend the office from June 29 to July 8 to collect assessment. Signed by Mildred Derby and R. K.
Central St. Teachers College graduates list at fortieth anniversary
Over 500 alumni registered at the Fortieth anniversary exercises of Central State College as Mary W. McKeever Homer House and Lionel Duncan of Clare earned A B and B S degrees. The event featured a pageant, a commencement dinner, and a music concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. McKeever
Homer House
Lionel Duncan
Clare
Mr. House
Life
EH. D. Kennedy
Central State Alumni Association
Frank W. Dalton
Ann Arbor
Ottilia M. Frisch
Saginaw County
Frank F. Robinson
College Commerce Department
Within This Present by Margaret Ayer Barnes
Librarian BH surveys a Chicago suburb family at a 70th birthday dinner. Grandmother weighs fifty years of change, noting losses and gains as she contemplates her modern descendants and the city’s rebirth after the Chicago fire.
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Margaret Ayer Barnes
Sewell
Chicago
Lake Forest
Lfe
Michigan's first fish law and the 1873 Fisheries Division
Michigan enacted its first fish law in 1865 banning fouling waters and netting speckled trout in any water. The state board of fish commissioners, now the Fisheries Division of the Department of Conservation, was established in 1873.
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Michigan Department OF Conservation
Michigan
State Board of Fish Commissioners
Fisheries’ Division
the Department of Conservation
Ice Cream Social Planned by Colonville Ladies
The Colonville Ladies will host an ice cream and cake social at the church Friday evening June 28 at 7:00. Price per dish is five cents.
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Colonville
Yellow Jackets Sleuth for This Game Warden
In Hanford California a game warden used insect habits to uncover unlawful venison at a sawmill. Caretaker M Saltz admitted possessing venison illegally and was fined 100 in justice court. Also advertised beef at Farmers Market-adv.
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Hanford
Calif
George Smalley
M. Saltz
Notice of Personal Responsibility Statement
Notice states the speaker will not be responsible for debts other than those contracted personally from this date. Signed by Charles Ogle Jr. The message includes a prompt about upcoming actions with SHU Try and Clare-Serititiel Hier next week.
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Charles Ogle, Jy
Clare
Serititiel
Notable Social Visits and Local Changes in Clare
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and friends across Michigan towns including Lake George Harrison and Holmore. Updates include renovations at East Seventh Street homes, the Free Methodist church sale and demolition, and local births and hospital updates.
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Wm. Arnold
Lake George
Detroit
Alex McNeil
Flint
Frank Cosgrove
Clifford Lane
Free Methodist Church
East Seventh Street
Clare
Lane
Free Methodist
Coming Events and Meetings in Local Organizations
I C O F Lodge meets every Friday at 8 30 PM. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary hold regular meetings on the first and third Mondays. Michigan Bible Conference July 4 5 6 7 at Five Lakes near Clare features speakers John Pinchess of Detroit and Ralph Didier of Flint with music by trios and quartets. Masonic Lodge regular communication on the second Tuesday monthly.
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The
American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Five Lakes
Clare
John Pinchess
Detroit
Ralph Didier
Flint
Masonic Lodge
Benefit of Grange at Greenwood Town Hall Saturday
Greenwood town hall hosts a Grange benefit on Saturday night June 29 inviting all community members to attend. Proceeds support local projects and activities with community organizers coordinating the event.
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Greenwood Townhall
Benefit of Grange
Dance Tonight at Elm Grove This Friday Night
Public invited to Elm Grove event dance tonight with 28a per couple. Read Hostile Valley commence on with the next issue of The Sentinel.
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Elm Grove
the Sentinel
Camp Houghton Lake Sees Visits and a Beer-Win Baseball Game
Camp Houghton Lake residents enjoyed a Sunday church visit by Captain Todd returning from Camp Custer. Captain Arthur M. Niemz is transferred to Johannesburg to command a new veteran company, with parts stationed at a Johannesburg Camp. Foresters Congress visitors and Michigan State College students toured the camp, praising the educational program. Local veterans Clayton Baxter and Vernon Spinner reflect on civilian life, and 684 beats Camp Higgins Lake 7 to 6 in a tense baseball game with a late winning rally.
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Camp Houghton Lake
Captain Todd
Camp Custer
Arthur M. Niemz
Co. 684
Johannesburg
Temple
Houghton Lake
Central State Foresters Congress
Houghton
Houghton Lake State Forest
Michigan State College
Hanson
Germfnsk, Co
Foresters Congress
Sam Hill
Camp Custer District, Dropped In and the Next Day Mr. Sellers
6Th Corps
Sellers
Hill
Alma Mammy
Clayton Baxter
Vernon Spinner
Vernon
Straits
Clayton
Camp Higginsake
Company 684
Preserving Farm Poultry Through Home Canning
Michigan State College home economics specialists outline canning methods for converting farm poultry into meals. The article details cleaning, removing giblets, packing portions with salt, and sealing in jars or cans, then processing in pressure canning at 15 pounds for one hour.
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Michigan State College
Grange Circle Meets Despite Rain At Hall
Mrs Bessie Davis and Richard and Agatha Davis with family visited Mrs Sarah Schunk. Miss Gladys Davis of Midland spent the weekend there. Quilting was the day’s activity as 16 dined. Next Tuesday July 2 the group meets again at the hall. Harland Williams and daughters visited the Loomis family in Clare. Mrs Frances Slaters car accident noted with wishes for recovery.
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Bessie Davis
Richard
Agatha
Sarah Schunk
Gladys Davis
Midland
Grange Circle
Harland ‘Williams
Harold Loomi
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment and Beef Sale
Farmers urged to ship all livestock by 2 00 p m on July 2 and July 16. Farmers Ind Produce Co advertises sirloin beef steak branded beef at 25 cents per pound at the Farmers Market.
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Farmers Ind. Produce Co
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Bellevue
Charles Dolph
Benames ‘Williams
Haldy Ferrin
Williams
Hostile Valley
Tri-County Health Unit
Mildred Derby, R. K
Central ST. Teachers College
Florence McKnight
Mary Louise McConnell
Elizabeth Balge
Rosebush
Miss McKnight
Ronan ‘Round Table Literary Society
Helen R. Eidmonns Club
Ithaca
Miss McConnell
Helen R. Emmons Club
Grand Blanc
Miss Ballge
Mercier
Gordon K. Morton
Marion
B. S
Anna Mae Smith
Library Notes
Yellow Jackets
Dy, Thishoff
Ida Crigier
A. M. Artibee
Harrison
Yvonne Throop
Christenson
Holmore
H. B. Halstead
Sebewaing
Wm. H. Cole
Leland Fetters
Richard Dle
Jack Schlegel
Johnnie Joe
Irwin Schlegel
George Wilson
Wm. Gardon
Gas Corporation of Michigan
Holbrook Bazaar
George
Alexander
Ruth Paine
Pontiac
Ida McLeod
Grandma Day
Emma Cassidy
East 7Th Street
Bertha Oliver
Sdginaw
Thuswelda Bach
Margaret
Robert
Ritzie
C. Binhammer
HE. A. Throop
Louis Moon
Budd Lake
M. Burch
Doherty Hotel
Neil
Roy Joslin
Clare County General Hospital
Citizens State Bank
C. C. C. News
Homemakers’ Corner
J. I. Case Co
Clare Elevator Company
Gus Marotzke
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